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MELBOURNE: People attend a protest against sexual violence and gender inequality on Monday. AFP
CANBERRA: Tens of thousands of women protested across Australia against sexual violence and gender inequality on Monday, as outrage grew over rape allegations that have convulsed the conservative government.
The #March4Justice rallies were held in more than 40 Australian cities and towns, with a major demonstration in Canberra following allegations of sexual assault in the nation’s parliament.
Dressed mostly in black, the crowd gathered outside Parliament House holding aloft placards with slogans including “You’re Not Listening”, “How Many Victims Do You Know?” and “I Believe Her”.
Queensland s Health Minister has revealed how a family friend with kids once asked her to kiss him like you would your boyfriend when she was barely a teenager.
Yvette D ath opened up about her own scarring experiences with sexual harassment after joining thousands of women across the country in the March4 Justice rallies.
Ms D ath praised the protesters for demanding politicians to making bigger strides toward equality for women before describing two incidents she went through as a teenager.
Queensland Health Minister Yvette D Ath (pictured) on Tuesday tweeted she had been sexually harassed as a teenager
On Monday thousands of woman march in rallies across Australian cities demanding politicians makes greater strides toward equality for woman (pictured: the Melbourne rally)